Turtleboy Sports reported on the case of a young man competing as a woman, Cece Telfer, who is dominating the fairer sex with little problem at college track meets. Telfer, called Craig before the big switch, “was a pretty good hurdler and all around athlete for the Franklin Pierce men’s track team last year,” Turtleboy reported last week. “He was coming along nicely and set up for a strong senior year.”
But then, the website reported, he made a change:
Craig decided that he was really Cece, and wanted to compete with women. He is a biological male who has 21 years of male growth that gives him advantages over women. He would immediately be levels above every female he competed against.
Now Telfer is cleaning up in women's track, breaking records and racking up points for Franklin Pierce University. Telfer, notably, is a biological male who now identifies as a female. Last year, CeCe, then going by his birth name Craig, was a top athlete in the men's division.
As noted by The Daily Caller's Peter Hasson, "Telfer is one of the fastest runners in NCAA women’s track and field at any division — not just at the DII level. Telfer’s best time in the 55 meter dash is tied with the third-fastest runner at the women’s DI level."
Telfer was also named "Women’s Most Outstanding Track Performer,"
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